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ive been told that v sync isn’t actually a limiter like how rtss is for example or in game limit setting,
For instance when I want to use an rtss limit for example 80 , id set in game fps limit to highest available(200 lets just say) then id set the rtss limit to 80.....
However in that scenario if I was to put both of those limiters I.e in game AND rtss to 80 they would be clashing with one another right ?(this is just needed to understand my question fully),..
Thus then needing to put whichever limiter I want active to be at least around 5 fps lower than the other-(in game, RTSS)
If there was however lets say a 60 hz game and ive got nvcp v sync turned to on (fps would go to 60 right?), if I then set the in game fps limit OR my own custom 60 fps limit would the two clash ?, without having to do what I mentioned before in making sure my fps limit is below the v sync in game which is also 60fps?, so 56 in this case ? or is that guy right in saying “V-SYNC is not considered an FPS limiter.” ,
Thus then meaning I can just set fps limit to 60 and v sync on without worry over the 2 limiters clashing at all like they normally would if say I set rtss 60 and in game 60 for instance
, hope someone can take a look at this for me please its been playing on my mind and would like an answer if possible , many thanks ,
For instance when I want to use an rtss limit for example 80 , id set in game fps limit to highest available(200 lets just say) then id set the rtss limit to 80.....
However in that scenario if I was to put both of those limiters I.e in game AND rtss to 80 they would be clashing with one another right ?(this is just needed to understand my question fully),..
Thus then needing to put whichever limiter I want active to be at least around 5 fps lower than the other-(in game, RTSS)
If there was however lets say a 60 hz game and ive got nvcp v sync turned to on (fps would go to 60 right?), if I then set the in game fps limit OR my own custom 60 fps limit would the two clash ?, without having to do what I mentioned before in making sure my fps limit is below the v sync in game which is also 60fps?, so 56 in this case ? or is that guy right in saying “V-SYNC is not considered an FPS limiter.” ,
Thus then meaning I can just set fps limit to 60 and v sync on without worry over the 2 limiters clashing at all like they normally would if say I set rtss 60 and in game 60 for instance
, hope someone can take a look at this for me please its been playing on my mind and would like an answer if possible , many thanks ,